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The SEC Cooled It on Enforcements But Hit a New High on Monetary Penalties Last Year
Cornerstone Research has put out their SEC Accounting and Auditing Enforcement Activity—Year in Review: FY […]
KPMG to Merge With KPMG, KPMG, KPMG, KPMG, KPMG, KPMG…
KPMG thinks it’ll save money, open up new opportunities, and be better equipped to make […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: FAR Isn’t That Hard If You’re Drunk; Late Muni Audits Piling Up | 3.10.25
Good morning! Hope you didn’t have to waste too much time yesterday setting all your […]
Friday Footnotes: Deep Bench Has Government Consultants Worried; Accounting Programs Add AI; Make M&A Great Again | 3.7.25
We See You, #TaxTwitter Have you reached the eye twitch part of tax season yet? […]
NYT Reports Trump Wants to Cut the IRS Workforce By Half But There’s a But
New York Times is reporting that more cuts are coming to the IRS: The Internal […]
KPMG Picks Their Next Chair and CEO, Deputy Chair
As you may have heard, reigning Chair and Chief Executive Officer of KPMG US Paul […]
Monday Morning Accounting News Brief: Young CPAs Should Be Scared, Says Guy; Accounting Tricks on Tax Plans | 3.3.25
Hey. Want some news? In Footnotes on Friday we included a story about Saudi Arabia’s […]
Friday Footnotes: Consulting Both Drying Up and Popping Off; Parents Pissed at RSM; IRS Layoffs NBD Says Ex-Commish | 2.28.25
Footnotes is a collection of stories from around the accounting profession curated by actual humans […]
So, KPMG Is a Law Firm Now
Welcome to the era of US accounting firms practicing law. KPMG’s request to Arizona to […]
Deloitte’s Lucrative DOD Business Is Looking Cooked, Guys
It’s not looking good for the government consulting business, Deloitte bros. We’ve seen hints of […]
Rumor: EY Laid Off a Bunch of People in IT?
We received this tip on Twitter yesterday: Hi, There seems to be another round of […]